Archive for October, 2008

Friday, October 17th, 2008

Okay, so it’s my own fault. I already know that films and TV shows fuck up anything computer-related, but I find the whole topic of “virtual humans” and androids utterly fascinating, and live for the day when I can have my very own Data. (Is it weird to have a half-crush on an android?) Plus, […]

Thursday, October 16th, 2008

I was late finishing the ironing and laundry tonight, but for once, it wasn’t L.’s fault; I was talking to B., and he’d said he was there for just a few minutes, so I thought, “That’s fine…I have stuff to do anyway.” I was getting fidgety because it takes him forever to type, and I […]

Sunday, October 12th, 2008

Sure, I like it when a photo makes Flickr’s Explore, but I’m not rabid about it, and I don’t check Scout every time I upload new stuff to see whether anything made it. It’s an interesting curiosity, that’s all. There are people who seem to think it’s some sort of “badge of honour” or that […]

Saturday, October 11th, 2008

For reasons known only to the program, Audacious didn’t feel like opening FLAC files this morning. I suppose it might have been the Icelandic file names, or some setting I forgot to change because I never use Audacious, but…whatever. I don’t care because CLI can batch process, which is faster. When I forget…I need lame […]

Sunday, October 5th, 2008

Hahahaha! Aaaahahaha! *gasp* Hahahaha! 😆 I love you, Tina Fey!

Saturday, October 4th, 2008

Yeah, again. I sort of dimly recall having heard good things about “Dust”, a new theme that is (or at least was) in the running to be the default for Intrepid. Intrepid’s out in beta now, and will be released on the 30th of the month, but I hadn’t really paid too much attention. Hardy […]

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

I found this comment on a CBS video clip during which Katie Couric asked Biden and Palin about Roe v. Wade, and whether or not there were other SCOTUS decisions with which they disagreed. Biden did well, and answered the second question with the fact that he believes (and indeed put it before SCOTUS) that […]